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A low tuft of fine-textured, blue-green leaves produces chartreuse flowers and interesting bronze seedheads.
• | Full Sun |
• | Attracts Birds |
• | Medium |
• | Deer Resistant |
• | Deciduous |
• | Dried Flower/Foliage |
• | Drought Tolerant |
• | Fall Color |
• | Heat Tolerant |
• | Long Blooming |
• | Low Maintenance |
• | Summer |
• | Spreading |
• | Container Plants |
Warm Season Grasses: These grasses are much slower starting in the spring. They do not push new growth until temperatures warm in early to midsummer. They flower later in the summer or fall with most blooms remaining into the winter. Most warm season grasses tolerate heat, humidity and drought; some even thrive in these conditions.
Mosquito grass can be grown in full sun or light shade in a wide range of soil types, however, it does not tolerate poorly drained, wet areas. It can be used as turf, and mowed regularly. If allowed to grow naturally, prune in early spring to make room for new growth.